YOUR MORNING NEWS FORECAST

A preview of today’s major events likely to make headlines

MARITIMES HAPPY VALLEY-GOOSE

BAY, N.L. — N.L. Justice Minister Andrew Parsons delivers opening remarks at a summit that will discuss how the criminal justice system is currently operating in Labrador.

QUEBEC

MONTREAL — Hillary Clinton talks about her book, “What Happened.”

MONTREAL — Montreal mayoralty candidate Valerie Plante and incumbent Denis Coderre square off in an English-language debate in advance of the Nov. 5 election.

ONTARIO

OTTAWA — Trial continues for Basil Borutski, charged with first-degree murder in the deaths of three women in the Ottawa Valley in 2015.

OTTAWA — Gov. Gen. Julie Payette receives the first poppy of the 2017 National Poppy Campaign from the Royal Canadian Legion.

PRAIRIES

CALGARY — Environmental Appeals Board holds a hearing on an Alberta government decision to allow work on Calgary's southwest ring road that disturbs 24 wetlands. Through Oct. 25.

EDMONTON — Federal byelection for Sturgeon RiverParkland.

EDMONTON — Preliminary hearing for Jordan Yarmey, charged with manslaughter in the fentanyl overdose death of Szymon Kalich. Through Oct. 27.

LETHBRIDGE — Sentencing for a couple who pleaded guilty to failing to provide the necessaries of life to their young daughter who was barely alive when she was taken to hospital in the summer of 2013. Court was told her health problems developed over time from untreated dental cavities.

RED DEER — Trial begins for Jason Klaus and Joshua Frank, charged with firstdegree murder and arson in the deaths of Klaus's parents and his sister. Police believe Gordon and Sandra Klaus, along with their daughter Monica Klaus, died in a house fire in December 2013.